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Origins of Ottoman Empire and the Government
Ottoman empire expanded by: Sultan Suleyman (1520-1566)
Called “lawmaker” or “The Magnificent”
Empire reached greatest expansion
Central function of sultan: guarantee justice in the land
Protecting lowest members of society
Taxation
Corrupt magistracy
Inequitable courts
Sultan’s job (enjoyed absolute power)
keep watch on officials
root out corruption
(illegal taxation or forced labor
public agents and officials that abused power were subject to siyasa
set of severe punishments imposed by Sultan on corrupt officials
Military conquests
Guarantee safe passage of Muslims to Mecca
Rooting out of heterodox or heretical Islamic practices and beliefs
*all information by: Richard Hooker
click here
for more information on the origins of the Turks
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- Ottoman empire expanded by: Sultan Suleyman (1520-1566)
- Called “lawmaker” or “The Magnificent”
- Empire reached greatest expansion
- Central function of sultan: guarantee justice in the land
- Protecting lowest members of society
- Taxation
- Corrupt magistracy
- Inequitable courts
- Sultan’s job (enjoyed absolute power)
- keep watch on officials
- root out corruption (illegal taxation or forced labor
- public agents and officials that abused power were subject to siyasa
- set of severe punishments imposed by Sultan on corrupt officials
- Military conquests
- Guarantee safe passage of Muslims to Mecca
- Rooting out of heterodox or heretical Islamic practices and beliefs
*all information by: Richard Hookerclick here for more information on the origins of the Turks